Epic Of Caterpillar

Chapter 2857 - 2858: Inviting Frank To The Chaos Gate

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In the future Frank had glimpsed through dreams, Kireina did not appear much later. Yet now she was here, the villainʼs daughter, altering everything.

Once Kireina reached her mansion on the distant outskirts of Tokyo, she opened the door and stepped through a shimmering magical tunnel into her Clanʼs Domain.

By shielding Frank with her Aura, she enabled him to enter without resistance.

Alarms blared instantly, announcing an intruder. Dozens of Chaos Gate hitmen and agents surged forward to confront the threat.

They dressed like seasoned Yakuza in sharp black suits with white shirts, though some wore bold gold, yellow, green, brown, or white. Intimidating tattoos peeked from collars and cuffs, and dark sunglasses hid their eyes.

Each radiated lethal intent and carried a formidable aura. No member of Chaos Gate was ever weak.

”Kireina-sama! Why have you brought this stranger?”

”Isnʼt that the kid...?”

”Ojou-sama, step back. Itʼs dangerous to bring outsiders!”

”Thatʼs the boy the boss wanted to devour.”

”What is happening here?”

Confusion spread among them. Kireina stood far above their rank, so none dared reprimand or command her.

They froze, uncertain and powerless.

Until three figures descended. Two were painfully familiar to Frank.

One was Medea, the cruel witch who had tormented him and his friends.

The other...

”W-Wasp...!”

Deep trauma surged through Frank. In that future dream, he had watched Wasp butcher his family, carving them apart. The memory struck like lightning, triggering raw PTSD. He lunged forward, summoning legendary weapons and aiming them at the white-haired man.

”Hmph.” Wasp merely gazed back with cold crimson eyes. ”Kireina-sama, you have brought a most unusual guest today. Care to explain?”

”Itʼs him?” Medea gasped, clearly unsettled. ”This is awkward.”

”Ah, the Star Child our boss once craved to devour,” Victor Frankenstein remarked with a sly grin. ”Thanks to Kireina-samaʼs ingredients, his hunger is sated now. Still, this is quite the prize. Have you brought him for your father, young lady?”

”No! Heʼs my friend,” Kireina declared firmly. ”I want him to join the Clan. Father, come out. I know youʼre watching!”

Everyone present tensed as the sky abruptly darkened. A colossal figure of swirling chaos descended, radiating menace.

Frankʼs eyes widened in terror as his ultimate enemy materialized—the antagonist of his foreseen future.

His direct opposite, a being of pure chaos and ruin.

If that future were a novel with Frank as the protagonist, Lord Chaos would be the unforgettable villain.

Even if a greater foe emerged later, Lord Chaos would leave the deepest scar on every reader.

”So you have brought the Star Child.”

Lord Chaosʼs voice boomed, mysterious and terrifying, shaking heaven and earth. Chaos rippled outward, warping reality as the titan loomed, brimming with overwhelming power.

”Is this an offering for your father, my child? Have you—”

”Stop the act!” Kireina interrupted sharply. ”Youʼre not like this. Shrink down and talk normally!”

”But I wanted to appear intimidating, my dear daughter!”

”Enough, Dad!”

”Tsk. Youʼre lucky, Star Child. My daughter is kind and—”

”I said enough.”

Kireina crossed her arms and fixed her father with a fierce glare.

The last thing Papa Chaos wanted was to upset his beloved daughter.

He swiftly reverted to his usual form: a black suit over a pitch-dark body, a swirling void at the center of his face, topped by a chaotic flame.

”A-Ah!” Frank stumbled backward, landing hard on the ground as Lord Chaos shrank and stared down at him. ”Y-You...!”

”Yes, itʼs me,” Papa Chaos replied casually. ”Now, what is the meaning of this, my daughter? Shouldnʼt he be with that wretched Amaterasu Clan?”

”He was expelled because of me,” Kireina sighed.

”What? Tell me everything!” Papa Chaos grew instantly protective, pulling her into a tight embrace. ”Did those bastards hurt you? Iʼll destroy them. Iʼll wipe them all out—”

”Just sit down and listen,” Kireina said gently but firmly. ”And everyone else, clear out!” She waved away the agents and hitmen. ”Itʼs a long story. Araña, could you make us some food? Iʼm starving.”

”Araña!”

”Yes, Master!” The spider-like servant nodded and vanished into her kitchen through a rift in space.

Meanwhile, Kireinaʼs maids, Ismena and Acelina, hurried to prepare a table in the garden outside the main house. Frank and Kireina stepped through the Dimensional Door and settled there.

The sun dipped toward the horizon, painting the sky in warm hues. A gentle breeze stirred the vast, beautiful lands of the Domain. Frank marveled quietly, realizing Chaos Gate rivaled—or surpassed—the Amaterasu Clan in power and grandeur.

”Now,” Papa Chaos said, sipping tea. ”Tell me.”

Wasp, Victor Frankenstein, and Medea remained despite Kireinaʼs dismissal. Mirabilis, her fatherʼs secretary, also lingered, observing Frank with a piercing, analytical stare.

”Huh, Mirabilis and Abyss are the same species. I wonder how theyʼd get along,” Kireina mused briefly before growing serious. ”Okay, hereʼs what happened.”

She recounted everything honestly—her true nature, her intentions, and the full chain of events.

The more they heard, the angrier they became, fury directed not at Kireina but at Amaterasu and her Clan.

Murderous intent flared from her father and the three elites as they learned how deeply the young lady had been wronged.

”I see,” her father said at last, surprisingly calm, a faint smile on his void-like face. ”Very well. Let us destroy the Amaterasu Clan and eradicate every Kami. Iʼve tolerated them long enough. What say you all?”

”I agree completely,” Victor Frankenstein replied without hesitation.

”Just give the order, Boss,” Wasp said coolly.

”Itʼs overdue,” Medea added, her eyes blazing crimson, all maternal warmth replaced by raw killing intent.

Frank could barely breathe under their crushing presences. He felt insignificant, powerless as an insect.

”Wait! No! Absolutely not!” Kireina cried, leaping up to stop them.

”They deserve death,” her father stated flatly.

”I know you feel that way,” Kireina said, pain flickering in her eyes as she faced him. ”But their hostility toward me stems from what YOU did, Father. I love you deeply, but what youʼve done is wrong. Destroying everything for power, crushing others beneath you... Iʼve come to understand that such paths are unjust. They only drag you into an endless cycle of ruin, blinding you to the true value of life.”

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